Sentence examples for condemned either from inspiring English sources

Pius XII perhaps seeing how much that mild rebuke had angered the Germans did not even go as far as that.Pius XII never condemned either Hitler or the Nazis by name.

The Vatican never condemned either Gutiérrez or his writings.

Bankers are widely condemned either as greedy usurers or as incompetent fools.

Take your pick - my retrospective reservations can be condemned either as pure philistinism or sheer intellectual snobbery.

The bulk of the workforce is condemned either to joblessness or low wages.

." He walks a tightrope in the letter, declining to praise or condemn either candidate.

"I don't condemn either Hillary or Lazio, because I might be wrong," Mr. Koch said in an interview.

But we should not be so fast to condemn – either Whitehall for donating to these places – or the countries themselves for setting themselves up for tax avoiders.

It seems to me there is more than enough of this to explain all distressing election results without condemning either yourself or democracy.

(Scott)20100311 'EYES WIDE OPENo (No rating, 1 30, in Hebrew) This spare, observant drama, set in an Ultra-Orthodox section of Jerusalem, captures the tension between religious devotion and sexual desire without sentimentalizing or condemning either impulse.

And yet, despite their nuanced and individual flaws, the film doesn't judge or condemn either character a novel concept in 1978 never deifying one woman's choices over the other.